Predictions - Will and Going to
We use will + infinitive without to
when our prediction is based on intuition, knowledge, experience.
I think we will be able to
have holidays on the moon in twenty years' time.
We use may/might + infinitive without
to when we are not sure if something will happen or not.
I may go out tonight, if I'm not
too tired.
We use be going to + infinitive
when our prediction is based on evidence or facts that we can observe now.
Look at those clouds. It's going to rain.
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12. Going to 13. Will & Going to (ppt)*** 14. Going to (listening exercise) 15. Exercise 16. Exercise 17. Exercise 18. Exercise 19. Exercise 20. Exercise 21. Exercise
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